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The black hoop gradually passes over each circle to indicate the time
hands and dial are all in very good order - you’d be hard pushed to find a better example
The single button operates the chronograph (stop-watch function) - the button in turn starts
The case is made in 18 carat rose gold
The stainless steel case is a good everyday size at 35mm and is in fair condition - this was after all a piece of equipment for soldiers to use in combat and they weren’t always terribly delicate
IWC platinum case automatic (1961) Current Collection The black hoop gradually passesThis is a 1960s International Watch Company automatic with a Japanese made platinum case. In the 1960s Isomura, who were the Japanese distributor for IWC watches, produced a small number of platinum cases for the Japanese domestic market. These cases were made in Japan in order to avoid the prohibitively high tariffs on importing platinum cases from Switzerland. Platinum watch cases are extremely uncommon, especially for a man's watch. I understand